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Old 01-25-2015, 10:17 AM
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Default IH 982 Rear End Question
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I have a IH 982 project and I am in search of a cast iron rear end. I have one out of a IH 782 but it appears that the front brackets are slightly different. I know that some of the internal parts are different due to the height of the rear wheels but does anyone know if a CI rear end out of a 782 will fit a 982? Any feedback is appreciated.
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Old 01-25-2015, 10:38 AM
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They are different part #s. #1 on the list. I thought they were the same, there's my lesson for today.

782 http://www.cubcadet-parts-direct.com...0-A/0028600010

982 http://www.cubcadet-parts-direct.com...0-C/0031900010
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I thought for sure they would be the same until I started comparing them. I wonder if the CI rear end for the 982 is truly unique to that model. May make it difficult to locate one. Thanks for the reply.
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If you have a 782 rear end you can take the guts out of the 982 rear and install them in the 782 cast rear.
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That was sort of my original idea. I was planned on taking the guts out of a 2072 rear end and put them in a CI 782 rear end. Unfortunately the front of the housing is slightly different on the 782.
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Can you post some pics of the difference? I'm curious now

Oh, and
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I will but it may be a week or two until I get to them again and thanks!
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If your talking about the difference being that the 782 has an internal brake with all associated parts, and the 982 has the dual brakes, so it is missing the brake parts on the housing....... then it's not that they are different. One just has an internal brake and the other doesn't.

I think the reason for the part number difference has to do with the holes in the upper part of the rear housing being machined for the bearing for the PTO. IIRC, the 782's holes were not tapped, and the boss wasn't machined. I'm almost certain they (the two rear ends) are the same otherwise.
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The major difference between the Sundstrand Hydros in the 82 series GT and the 982 SGT tractors, is the output shaft. See image...
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I can't believe I didn't think about the brakes.

OP said the mounts look different too tho.
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